BERGAMO, Italy (Reuters) - Mario Pasalic and Robin Gosens scored second-half goals as Atalanta continued their scintillating form and cemented their place in the top four with a deserved 2-0 Serie A victory over Napoli on Thursday.
Atalanta moved to 60 points from 29 games, 15 ahead of sixth-place Napoli whose hopes of playing Champions League football next season appear to have evaporated.
Atalanta have now won their last nine games in all competitions and having reached the quarter-finals of this season’s Champions League, look almost certain to qualify again. The visitors lost Ospina shortly afterwards when he received a nasty cut above the eye after a clash with his own defender and was replaced by Alex Meret as the teams failed to score in a poor first half.
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